The NJSIAA Meet of Champions, the final official competition of the spring track and field season, is scheduled to start at 2 p.
m. on June 3 at Pennsauken High School.
A total of 29 schools from Morris and Sussex counties will send their top-tier athletes to compete. Qualification was achieved through top group finishes or wild-card entries.
Individual Qualifiers by School
Boonton: Walter Hedblom-Green qualified in the javelin, and Patrick Piechowski qualified in the high jump.
Butler: Anna Totyik secured her spot in the high jump, while Oscar Zacharski qualified in the triple jump.
Chatham: Marcus Valenzuela will represent the school in the 1,600-meter race.
Delbarton: Daniel Gallic qualified in the javelin, Martin Hindenlong in the high jump, and Alexander Makovsky in the pole vault.
Hackettstown: Thomas Bengyak qualified to compete in the pole vault event.
Hanover Park: Kyle Dunn will compete in the 100-meter dash.
High Point: Giovoughni Dureny and Gabe Elston both qualified to compete in the pole vault.
Jefferson: Gwen Silipena secured her qualification in the discus event.
Kinnelon: Sophia Ingargiola qualified to represent the school, alongside Gavin Varner who qualified in the pole vault.
Madison: Sadie Chase and Nicole Driscoll qualified in the pole vault, Rohan Tucker qualified in the 100, 200, and 400-meter events, and the Girls 4x800 team also advanced.
Mendham: John Aymil qualified in the discus throw, and Caden Blaise advanced in the triple jump.
Montville: Anthony Agnoli qualified in both discus and shot put, Gabriella Pelov advanced in the 800 and 1,600-meter events, and Lahari Thata qualified in the high jump.
Morris Hills: Lajohn Alexis advanced in the triple jump, Nicholas Falcone qualified in the 1,600 and 3,200-meter races, Gianna Ledford qualified in the pole vault, and the Boys 4x800 team advanced.
Morris Knolls: Sean Wemmlinger qualified for the 1,600 and 3,200-meter events, and the Girls 4x100 team also secured a spot.
Morristown: Nathan Enelamah qualified in the high jump, Kayla Ewing advanced in the 200 and 100 hurdles, Nawel Ibazatene Lefebvre qualified in the high jump, and the Girls 4x800 team qualified.
Morristown Beard: Imani Crosby secured her spot in the tournament for the discus event.
Mount Olive: Nicholas Foley qualified in the 400 hurdles, Ryan Foley advanced in the 800-meter race, and the Boys 4x400 team also qualified.
Mountain Lakes: Joseph Nigro qualified to compete in the javelin, and Lyla Wills advanced in the discus.
Parsippany: Jacqueline Reid qualified for both the 100 hurdles and 400 hurdles.
Parsippany Hills: Daniela Bracken advanced in both the 100 and 400-meter dashes.
Pope John: Daniel Arroyo qualified in the 400, Casey Carney in the 400 and long jump, Seamus Corcoran in the javelin and pole vault, David Kinney in the discus, Tessa MacMullin in the 400 hurdles and triple jump, Kamilla Mizak in the javelin, and the Girls 4x400 team also advanced.
Randolph: Kennan Byers qualified in the 1,600, Seannah Parsons in the triple jump, Carly Renna in the 800, and Emmanuel Samaniego in the javelin.
Roxbury: Gianna Benfatti qualified in the 800, Matthew Donnelly in the discus and shot put, Sivert Ramos in the 800, Tatiyana Sewall in the 100 hurdles and 400 hurdles, and the Girls 4x400 team advanced.
St. Elizabeth: Lily Riordan qualified to compete in the shot put event.
Vernon: The Girls 4x100 relay team successfully qualified for the competition.
Villa Walsh: Azariah Andrews qualified in the long jump and pole vault, Blythe Dudley in the 1,600 and 3,200, Hailey Simmons in the pole vault, and the Girls 4x100 team also advanced.
Wallkill Valley: Jordan Ebelle advanced in the 100-meter dash, and Lore Hicks qualified in the 100 hurdles.
West Morris: Georgia Hostler qualified in the long jump, Johanna Olsen in the discus, Alanna Parkes in the 100, 200, and 100 hurdles, Caroline Sardeira in the 400, and the Girls 4x400 team advanced.
Whippany Park: Max Guerard qualified to compete in the pole vault, while Riley Wright-Phillips qualified in both the long jump and triple jump.
